West Snyder High School - Legend Yearbook (Beaver Springs, PA)

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Future Nurses of America The purpose of the F,N,A, is to give its members a better understanding of the oppor- tunities and requirements of a nursing career. The club had Mr. Snyder give a discussion and demonstration on Artificial Respiration to the student body for its assembly program. Throughout the year the girls toured at least two hospitals. The senior girls helped with the hearing tests, TB skin testing, and medical examinations. Officers were: President, ElgardaKratzerg Vice-President, Lynne Kline, Secretary, Linda Ritter, Treasurer, Karen Haines. SEATED: Gayle Thomas, Sally Reiss, Walter Loht, Linda Aumiller, Bonnie llwing. STANDING: Mr. Donald Beck, Advisorg Richard Lepley, Carol Auman, April Baker, Gerald Bingman, Melvin Fleming, Jane Gilbert, Nancy Saylor, Steven Dippery. 78 SEATED: Linda Ritter. STANDING: Loretta Healy, Peggy Baker, Brenda Coreau, Dolores Carper, Sally Rigel, Mrs. Kauffman, Karen I-laines, Lynne Kline, Paulette Bingaman, Karen Klinger, Judy Troxell, Elgarda Kratzer, Future Teachers of America President .... . Richard Lepley Vice President ........ Nancy Saylor Secretary ............. Joy Gross The purposes of the FTA are: Qlj. To explore the teaching profession, its opportunities and responsibilities, and its importance in our de- mocracy, 423. To explore our own interests and abilities in relation to the various fields of teaching, 237. To cultivate in ourselves the qualities o by-laws, character, and leadership which are essential in good teachers, My To learn how and where teachers receive their training, the costs, scholarships available, num- ber of years required, certification requirements and standards, and q5j. To study the lives and the influence of great teachers. Anyone may join the FTA if he is interested in teaching, in grades 9-12, and if he has at least average marks in all subjects. The 14 members of the PTA went to Elizabethtown College and Millersville State College this year.

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Senior Honor Society V ' 11 ,. S P ennis Linda Benfer Jane Gilbert aker .V-a:!.':ta f--ff A , . . .- gg., - N .,,...' ,fi Q. 'V f .i ' 13 Q R2 ' ' .f,': I Joseph Dennis Snook Judy Troxell Shore SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Students are eligible for membership in the Senior Honor Society if they have attained a scholarship average of 2.5, or its equivalent. If candidates have secured this average, a faculty committee considers their character, service, and leadership. Projects for the year included the presenting of Friday morning meditation over the P.A. system, the selling of the Philadelphia Inquirer to students and faculty, the selling of emblems containing the school seal, and helping to sponsor a foreign student. One of the highlights of the year was a trip to Lancaster, where they visited the Pennsylvania Dutch country. -tt 6: V' 'V- x . Jerry Ettinger ,ff 4- 3 Carol Auman 1, if K 1-v .ij 5 fi- . Z Joe Heeter 31 April Baker -I 1, .,-:.... 5 isagifis, . V- J QQ 3 ,:11-'!:f-1.'. kxr:sz:- ff , Vxahh, 55552257 gm , -V W ' V ---,i 5 -it 5, W A 2 - M .Q Karen Klinger I Rita Klingler . .1 Alan Yeater Dolores Carper Karen Klinger, Secretaryg Rita Klingler, Vice-presidentg Jane Gilbert, Treasurerg Linda Benfer, President. A. Lynne Kline Bill Leipold Nancy Saylor Q W? : 1' Q ' if ' ' 'T . J s. js. :li Vlkl t' Ray Hackett Loretta Healy Gayle Thomas

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Dramatics Club ROW ONE: Marlene Wagner, Mary Eisenhart, Anna Mattern, Barbara Kuhns, Susan Saylor, Connie Allenbaugh, Linda Troup. ROW TWO: Mr. Nyce, Clay Henry, Neil Knepp, Joanne Rager, Sally Frey, David Goodwin, Loretta Healy, Margaret Rager, Allen Shirk, Walter Loht. ROW THREE: Linda The Dramatics Club, under the direc- Milier, Yvonne Hughes, Teree Benner, Richard Henry, Theodore Kline, Peggy Aumiller, Linda Saylor, Peggy Baker, Jane Folk. ROW FOUR: Eileen Wagner, Faye Boreman, Elgarda Kratzer, Salinda Gardner, Anna Walter. which were presented to the student body tion of Mr. Nyce is an organization for throughout the year. The Club planned to students to enlighten their interests in dra- attend at least one collegiate play. matics, poetry, novels, and other forms of Officers were: President, Clay Henry, literature. Vice-President, Richard Henryg Secretary, The club selected a few plays some of Peggy Aumillerg Treasurer, Salinda Gardner. Projectionist Club Terry Kramer, David Goodwin, Steven Thornsburg, Bill Lash, Darwin Aurand, Mike Rine, David Rheam, Mr. Phillip Miller. The Projectionist Club had for its objectives learning how to operate the lighting system, the movie projectors, and the sound equipment in the school. Members assisted the teachers and various organizations by operating this equipment at school activities throughout the year. 79